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A question for my mothers real estate office. She has a number of contracts and documents that she gives to her agents. Frequently the agents have trouble figuring out the forms, or often overwriting them (instead of copying the file first).
She would like a tool that allows her to take contracts and populate them from a simple fill in form.
Does such a thing exist?
Justin Alexander
Posted 2012-09-23T11:15:40.467
Reputation: 97
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Yes - Create the document that you want, then go to save as and scroll down the list of Save as Type to Document Template (.dot) (or possibly .dotx), then copy this file to everyones computer in the %appdata%\microsoft\templates folder.
The %appdata% shortcut should take you straight to the correct place - if you can't find it, try c:\users\your_name_here\appdata\roaming\microsoft\templates
William Hilsum
Posted 2012-09-23T11:15:40.467
Reputation: 111 572
1Can you help us a little and give us more information about what format these contracts or documents are in? Word? Just plain-text? Something else? – slhck – 2012-09-23T13:59:50.760
the document can be any format. Google docs, libre office, or ms office. I'd actually prefer an online solution. – Justin Alexander – 2012-09-23T14:34:17.173